Weekend Diaries: Spiral

I have a new label for my blog posts! Weekend Diaries. 

We never do this before because the conflicts in our schedules forbid us to do so. But ever since that incident wherein my mom was rushed in the ER, we thought that it was time again to spend some family quality time. It's very sad though that my brother and my dad aren't around :( I'm really looking forward to that day when we can do this as a complete family. I really miss the boys. 

Anyway, I'm dodging the drama. 

Yesterday, we woke up early  and went to MOA at 10am so we could reserve a table in Vikings. We got there at around 11am and guess what...we were on the waiting list. Number 18. That was like our 3rd attempt to try to get in to the buffet but I guess it wasn't just meant for us. As they say, when a door closes a new window opens (is that how the original quote runs? I'm not sure but I know you get the point :P). In our case, Spiral was the window.

Best buffet in town. No joke.

 I practically almost died of food coma.

(And from the way I'm writing, it's really obvious that I'm not in the mood so I'll skip all the story and the cheesy lines. Basta, I'm a happy kid. I'm Blessed beyond measure and My family...

...well, it's honestly okay if I never get to travel the world and own a Balenciaga or an R8 just as long as I'm with them. They're perfect and never in my entire life had I ever wished I was born in another <3.)

*I guess the drama was still able to hit me. Oh well, I have already accepted the fact that I'll never get over being the sappy person that I am. :)*

All I Need

I was scheduled for duty in a certain lying in in Makati yesterday but thank God it was cancelled. My clinical instructor got sick the whole day yesterday and I was actually saddened because I still need three deliveries for my completion. I have yet again to go through my messed up schedule and see where I can fit my extra duties. But things happen for a reason and I'm happy to say that I have chosen to spend my "night shift" with my family rather than sulking and bumming at home. We decided to have a very late dinner at Ayala Triangle because my mother wanted to see the symphony of lights and sounds. It was breathtaking and it seemed like I was part of those Christmas Coca Cola commercials that make you reminisce of happy thoughts. The Christmas songs were magnetizing and I just couldn't stop being so amazed with the play of lights. Everyone should really see it! After watching, we headed to Wee Nam Kee - a Singaporean restaurant that is famous for their Hainanese chicken.

 Tastes really good and not to mention really healthy. The chicken is half roasted and half steamed. :)

 SPICY KANGKONG :)

With my Sister

With my mom..whom I totally love, adore and admire despite her natural lack of ability to smile at photographs. hehe :P 

I love my family more than anything else and I'm truly grateful and blessed to be given the time to bond with them. I may have dropped some of the things I love doing but there is certainly no regret because I know I have chosen the good and right decisions in life. Right now, I can feel that my life is not just a bliss of joyful moments but an unlimited, continuous array of happiness.  

You are alive with just the fact that a lot of people love you and that the love you can share is so much bigger.